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Ethiopian leader’s death highlights gap between US interests and ideals

by Jeffrey Gettleman

LIBREVILLE, Gabon — There was probably no leader on the African continent who exemplified the conflict between the American government’s interests and its highest ideals better than Prime Minister Meles Zenawi of Ethiopia.

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